American Photography: A Century of Images [1999 TV series]:

by Ellen Hovde (Director), Ronald Blumer (Screenwriter), Muffie Meyer (Director), PBS

Other authors: Harris Yulin (Narrator)

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The story of the pictures we have taken and where they have taken us. The series traces the profound effect photographs have had on American life-- influencing what we buy, how we dress, how we get the news, and in the matters of life and death, medicine, science, and war.

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Author name	Role	Type of author	Work?	Status
Hovde, Ellen	Director	primary author	all editions	confirmed
Blumer, Ronald	Screenwriter	main author	all editions	confirmed
Meyer, Muffie	Director	main author	all editions	confirmed
PBS	—	main author	all editions	confirmed
Yulin, Harris	Narrator	secondary author	all editions	confirmed

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A book with the same title is written by Vicki Goldberg and Robert Bruce Silberman.

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The story of the pictures we have taken and where they have taken us. The series traces the profound effect photographs have had on American life-- influencing what we buy, how we dress, how we get the news, and in the matters of life and death, medicine, science, and war.

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